Japanese literature September 1, 1923 / YasukI Fukushima

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Japanese Literature Yasuki Fukushima, The thirty fifth Anthology of Japanese Poems in Rebellion. During the Taisho era, people developed a sense of class, and labor disputes and Ozaku disputes occurred one after another. Under severe oppression, labor activists and anarchists secretly called for reform of the system. The Great Kanto Earthquake occurred at such a time and reversed the trend of the times into war at once. Now is an era of pain and oppression, and the dead such as painters, writers, entertainers, vagronomists and anarchists rise, and they start to dance and walk away!
The sky becomes burnt blood and presses the earth, the dead such as Teito (Imperial City) is destroyed and martial law is enforced. The Azalea flowers bloom in the prison garden, the red eyes of my fallen friend in the guillotine, dancing naked.
Who am I! Raiders, Goreckons, terrorists, guillotines dancing naked.
Gray-walled screens, vivid and deadly men.
I also live as an afterimage that floats in the hearts of people.
I also live as an afterimage that floats in the hearts of people.
The wind of ruin was sweeping through the glass door of people's hearts.
The Taisho is a dream.